I do when I forget to run the git branch comment before. But I find it still hard to understand exactly which commit to reset to in the reflog.

The branch reflog (git reflog <branchname> or git log -g <branchname>) is a lot easier to follow in the case of rebase than the HEAD reflog (which gets an entry for each commit that gets checked out / applied).

Tangential but reading on mobile, the font size in the code snippets are all over the place. I actually have the same issue on my blog. Anyone knows why?

Keep the good work! I am betting also on making a product that respects its users.

When the server can’t be accessed, you can’t create a secret, right? This has been quite annoying in my experience. I’d still recommend Bitwarden clients with self-hosted Vaultwarden.

Mobile wireguard clients are very good as a solution to the access problem.

More than the price, the privacy concerns and previous outrages justify using Jellyfin IMO.

Why not just use backblaze as cold storage and use restic or another tool with a GUI to backup to it?

Well this wasn’t the promise backblaze made a decade ago when we started using their products.

Now I need a new solution that will work for my parents

Of course, I wouldn’t use their client anymore. Actually, I would have never used it from the start as it’s not open source. I think for backups there’s no better guarantee than that. I don’t mean because you could look at the source code, I mean because in my experience open source products tend to care more about their users than not. At least for such foundational tools.

Backblaze Computer Backup != B2 Cloud Storage

You can't connect to their Computer Backup service through third-party software.

When an org quietly degrades one of their products, you should expect this behavior to occur again.

That is a lot more expensive if you have more than a small amount of data.

You weren’t kidding. I just took a look and the models are gorgeous!

> The challenges we face are neither technical nor legal. The only solution is to educate our children about life with digital abundance. Throwing them into the deep end when they’re 16 or 18 is too late. It’s a wonderful and weird world. Yes, there are dark corners. There always will be. We have to teach our children what to do when they encounter them and we have to trust them.

This resonates so much with me. I don’t want to control my kids. I will never be able to protect them from everything. I hope I won’t be able because I want to die before them. I want them to be able to navigate in the world and have all the cognitive tools necessary to avoid being fooled. I want to rest in peace knowing they can in turn educate their own children. I want to trust them and be relieved that I can focus on some tasks of my own without needing to constantly worry about them.

Oh I particularly loved that you made the prompts themselves interchangeable. Very well done!

The first AFAIK customer owned self-hosting as a service company. You own the hardware, the software and your data without the hassle of needing to configure or maintain any of it. https://skarabox.com/

The technology is using my open source project https://github.com/ibizaman/selfhostblocks